Hi. I've had the mri and see the doc on Tues to discuss findings. The condition of my left eye is becoming worse. I have double vision when I look at anything beyond ~8 feet. Driving is becoming problematic as unless I close the left eye I have a ghost image of the road rising at a 30° angle above the horizon. I spend a lot of time with the left eye closed relying on my dominant right eye to see.
Awwww, just when I was getting my sea legs the voyage is over. Really enjoyed the focus on the family in this installment. That's where it started and now after a bit of time and growth it was fun to engage in an Abelló-Davenport Family experience.
You my dear are far too busy with studies and such for me to ask that you take on such a burden.
@Valkyrie is willing to grant me this favor in response to my past care of her herd. Something about payback.
Thanks. Fortunately the migraines are minimal. Preliminary bloodwork for mri was acceptable. Now if I could get my vision sorted.
Mum and I have been doing some holiday baking but that's been a day to day thing, more off than on.
Blessed be y'all.
I am unwell. Coping with migraine for three days has exhausted me. Plus I slept poorly last night. The migraine id compounded by an issue with my eyes. When I saw my optometrist in early October the pressure had increased considerably. I had an appt with mum's retina specialist. The pressure better but not good so additional medication was prescribed. The more concerning issue is my eyes do not line up nor will the rise above the midline. The left actually lowers. Having two different focal zones causes issues seeing clearly. I am fortunate that my eyes focus down as the majority of what look at is below midline. I compensate by tilting my head when I want look up. Unsure what the cause is. He doesn't think it was caused by a stroke. I wiil be having an MRI on the 14th to check for internal masses or mid-brain disease. Could also be thyroid related. Time will tell. I may not be here as often as it is difficult for me to focus clearly.
I have been thoroughly enjoying these chapters as they provide a focus on the individual members of the family. Additionally, the teasers of events already lived but yet to be told have me patiently anticipating those books.
Cabrales is my favorite among blue cheeses. I think it pairs particularly well with ripe pears. Though sadly I have been unable to buy locally for several years.